How should i vote for this ...hmmm... i loved the acting and production, but could have benefited from a professional…
I felt pretty much the same.
The plot was confusing. The main characters were dead, but weren't, and they were all deceiving each other. It is hard to believe this could happen in real life for as long as it apparently did here without someone exposing the whole mess.
The actors and the cinematographer saved this series. The guys were handsome as always, and they have chemistry with each other.
Although it was rough around the edges, I really liked this series. I think everyone should keep in mind this took place in the past (about 100 years ago?), so some things might not make sense in today's view of how things work or today's morals.
It did need a bit more polish on the acting, and a bit better editing and directing. It is not a GMM or Domundi series by any stretch of the imagination. But the rawness and the premise of the story was very unique and refreshing.
It may not be rewatch worthy, but it was memorable in many ways.
I am interested in politics, but not necessarily in Thai politics. I am also not very familiar with their political systems. That made it a bit hard to follow at some points, and for me the series was heavy and dragged quite a bit. I am glad it was only 8 episodes, I don't think I could have watched one more. I watched the last ep just to say I completed the series, but it was a struggle to do so.
I have a thing for tall guys, he’s 196cm 🥳. Can someone confirm this for me? I’m currently watching him…
I can't confirm his height, but I did see that listed in his sports profile. I have very little doubt that he is that tall, he towers over most of the cast of Rearrange. Biu in particular looks positively tiny compared to him. For those in non-metric countries, 196 cm is 6 foot 5.
Ok ok, to be completely honest. It wasn't the worst bl I've ever watched. The pacing could've been faster, you…
Other than the CGI stuff, which I don't have an opinion about, that is almost exactly what I think about this series. It is bland with a bit of spice here and there.
Like a pizza that is mostly cheese, but someone hid hot pepperoni in a couple places. I wish the whole pizza would have had regular pepperoni instead of those couple brief hot scenes we got.
Maybe this should be a review. But I want to keep it somewhat short.
To start off, I never read MDL comments before starting a series. I often find I like series that others don't. I also am not a fan, or an anti-fan of these actors, I am just not into the fandom and the drama surrounding the actors like that. So I went into this with an open mind and neutral perception of this series.
The series was mixed bag. The costumes, production, sets, and a lot of other things were terrific. The actual acting was fine, and the characters seemed to have chemistry for the most part. On the other hand, the plot was thin and wandered all over the place. The series couldn't decide what it wanted to be. It was borderline boring for large parts of the series. It should have been half as many episodes.
I very rarely drop a series, so I watched the whole thing. However, this series will be one of those that I forget about a week after I watched it.
if you're going to show the characters being in London, then why do the characters have such a thick accent? I…
I appreciate the effort the actors put into speaking English. I think they are cute when they are speaking English. Their English is a million times better than my Thai, which is near zero.
That said, their speech was a bit rough for characters that supposedly were raised or lived in English speaking countries for long periods of time.
I think it is left to our imagination as to why they weren't fluent. Maybe they lived in isolation, maybe they only speak English in public and not at home, or something of the sort. One throwaway line or two might have explained it all away.
I liked it and hated it at the same time. The acting was great, but I hated how toxic it was. The plot was a mess, and it seemed to drag on forever despite being only 7 episodes. I don't get why they don't all just meet new people to be with instead of this crazy love (triangle? square?) crush thing they had going on.
I think Max and Nat have good chemistry, but that wasn't enough to save this series. It was too long, and the plot was lacking. The concept was good, but somehow it didn't translate into a good series.
The plot was confusing. The main characters were dead, but weren't, and they were all deceiving each other. It is hard to believe this could happen in real life for as long as it apparently did here without someone exposing the whole mess.
The actors and the cinematographer saved this series. The guys were handsome as always, and they have chemistry with each other.
It did need a bit more polish on the acting, and a bit better editing and directing. It is not a GMM or Domundi series by any stretch of the imagination. But the rawness and the premise of the story was very unique and refreshing.
It may not be rewatch worthy, but it was memorable in many ways.
Am I just confusing him with another similar looking Thai actor?
Someone needed to tell Grandma a long time ago to mind her own business. She was a monster!
That sums up my thoughts as well. The series was so good, but at the same time so bad.
Like a pizza that is mostly cheese, but someone hid hot pepperoni in a couple places. I wish the whole pizza would have had regular pepperoni instead of those couple brief hot scenes we got.
To start off, I never read MDL comments before starting a series. I often find I like series that others don't. I also am not a fan, or an anti-fan of these actors, I am just not into the fandom and the drama surrounding the actors like that. So I went into this with an open mind and neutral perception of this series.
The series was mixed bag. The costumes, production, sets, and a lot of other things were terrific. The actual acting was fine, and the characters seemed to have chemistry for the most part. On the other hand, the plot was thin and wandered all over the place. The series couldn't decide what it wanted to be. It was borderline boring for large parts of the series. It should have been half as many episodes.
I very rarely drop a series, so I watched the whole thing. However, this series will be one of those that I forget about a week after I watched it.
That said, their speech was a bit rough for characters that supposedly were raised or lived in English speaking countries for long periods of time.
I think it is left to our imagination as to why they weren't fluent. Maybe they lived in isolation, maybe they only speak English in public and not at home, or something of the sort. One throwaway line or two might have explained it all away.